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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
TIE STORIES OF SUFFERING DENIED.
srNsHINE RsvIsIrIMG KASsAs-IAE WANT OF FUEL
rH.N pFpoPTFp

kansas CITY Mo. Dec. 22-1hc weather con'inurs
to moderate In this city and In kansa' 10 hgh' the
thermometer is 23o above zero and IS slowly rising
Encour,ctng reports are coming In from the west,
which 20 far To remove the impression that there Is cx
IRENE suffering In Kansas from lack Of food and iuc
While there have undoubtedly been Isolated cases
Of death from exposure and instances Of individual
suffering from scarcity Of provisions or coal, there
Is no doubt that tho condition of afarS has bcch Hlcs &
ly exaggerated and misreprcScneu D. Si,y
ucrSous A dis patch to night from Arkalsa, NY
near the Indian Territory line says that l'S' nan VIC
inch Of fell there and that There na' ,I,,' nv
s nv would lie glad 10 send presents 10 their east
crn friends If the latter will make known thcH '"'
Vidual necessities
Clark County Kansas, which has been reported
a. being the region whcro the most suffering pre-
called sends an emphatic denial of the "orlcS 7"
"The Tines 10 night through a. L. Oo"uo" P''
master al Ashland. the county seat Mr 'ow"'"
saws that the storm abatcd on Tuesday "hl' 'no'o
was a strong wind, only four Inches oil tno" ''h an"
the thermometer did not go below zero no su1'r-
Ing or loss Of life IS reported In the county Inc o'
Lowing dlspa,cb To the Associated Press from Hutch
nson I'm the south central portion OF the haci "a'
ccciycd to night:
"The only effect of the cold snap at this place has
been TO stop work on the many buildings ho" o''"o
erected here Plenty Of coal here and there has
been no scarcity this season hpecih u'spa''"''
to The News from points within radius oi "u"
drcd miles indicate that there has been no unusual
suffering from the cold We have no hue.o' M ,hn ~,
,ny .rarc,v of food on fuel The backbone of tho
III11ard (, broken and to-day was bright and suh-
shiny" -,
GARDES CITY. Kan, Dec EN- conversation wiz"
,,,,.s ~ eleven counties OF Southwest Kan
cas- The Sentinel today learned that IN thoso
c"mn,ies tberc has been no more suffering from inc
cold snap than IS usually experienced ny PooPP',h ,hI,
,rc uroIdcd against such emergencies with tlOtnhg,
food and fuel The Sentinel has CORES pnhlehus
In twelve counties from whom u hoaT Iohuiss Iohatiss
and II can state auhorii atively that IN the routos
Of scott wichita Greeley, Hamilton kearnns' lcr
ncv HASKELL Grant stanton, Morton stevens, t.N
ard Cray and Garfield there has been no more tuncr
Ing Than The usual inconvenience from cold IN Shy
community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
EVICTORS ROUTfD BY 4 MOB.
HARSH PROCEEDINGS AGAINST A HOUsFHoLD
AROUSE TIE POPCLACE or NEWBURYpnEr

HARSH PROCEEDINGS AGAINST A HOrSrIInLD
AROUSE THE POPULACE on NEwBURYporr
BosToS. Dec % (>pecjob.-For several davs New
burypot has been sgitacd by pee uar eviction case
The family OF Daniel johnson lived in house ON Mari
bOro St I'm Newburypor The Johns,n ms have occupied
the premises rent free by reason of a son being heir
AT law to the premises A short time ago Miss Albic
a. smith. relative Of the JOhnsonS claimed TO have
purchased the le-incrcst OF the since then
has tried in various TO ouSr the JohnSons. The
matter eliminated on Monday when George Jenkins
OF Lynn. who claimed to have leased the premise, an
pcarcd and demanded that the Johnson, should noyc
ont Immediately The head OF the family. Daniel
johnson. being Ill and daughter also being confined
to her bed, they refused to Accordnglv Jcnh-
inS and two assistants proceeded TO put Tn" hous"hod
goods into the street. The family We're forced from
to until they finally reached the parlur.
where the sick girl was, and the doors Of this th,v
ha:Icad'd best thcy could Finding they could not
be cvictcd jenkins placed his assistants a room
overhead, where they remained their food being sent
them by Miss Smith.
The JOhnSOns. SIX I'm number. hvddcd together I'm
the parlor Monday night, keeping warm by means Of
a small kerosene stove. ON Tuesday the nci-hhorS
furnished them fuel. but when they started the fire It
found that the chimney had been closed by
Ing tho top with a door. Public Indignation was
rOuScd over this method OF eviction anu the proceeding
tonight OF iptOus Charac r. About 80 tins
evening people began to gather In no vicinity of the
house and soon "a crowd OF several hundred had
scmbied. Unp~aSsn threats In IL I'D tone wore msfa
again the Oh,c Inside tnrOwn through
the windows occupied by the keepers. gang ~ mer.
brought long ladder and with 1t the second story
windows were quickly removed At his lunctnfc
the keepers made bold rush from the rear Of the
house Tho crowd gave chase and capinrcd one OF
them. cOlorrd man. who was ihoionIlN hl-htchcu
By threats of lynching bui finally released and
sent back to Lynn. The other officer c-cap'd
After dcmolishinc tic windows the crowd visited
the house occupied by Miss Smith. yelling and oannE
beneath The Windows. portion Of ih, crowd re-,
turned to tho Johnson house and restored the furniture
which had been removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

CHIC AGO. Dec. 22 (Sleciat When Detroit boasted OF
a dIvorce case where j. D. 30 X and his wfe Alice
werc made two within twenty four hours after filing
th, l. H. sucicty was aghast at the haste and secrecy
OF the case but divorce in Chicago In which even
quicker time was recorded has been kept secret Tor
several months. Although the divorce was granted
some time ago. It was never given out john T.
Grass who had reached tho age OF sixty hvc years.
married girl Of fourteen two or three years ago but
he union inharmOnious and In a few months MI
Grass after a divorce. He retained eX Judge
IBarnum, who filed his bill morning, had quiet
airing before Judge shepard which the bride said
she was Just anxious for divorce Mr. Grass was,
and that Mr.. Grass free man. The
actual time taken for the filing OF the bill and getting
the decree Is said have been between two and three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
TIE HAIR FIEND At MS WORh.
A RUFFIiS AND A RAZOR RELIEVE A CHICAGO
WOMAN OF HFR GLORY


CHICAGO, Dec % (SpcciHl-Mrs. Edward LIST, OF
No 32s West Adams-st., was found lying on 'hr
ground al Aberdeen and Adams SIS. Tuesday nlcht
I'm a state Of violent Mysteries After two policemen
who came aid had raised her up and rcstUfatNes
had been applied, Mrs. List told singular story
After bradlng her hair preparatory TO going 10 BED
She suddenly thought Of an important letter tha oneh
10 be mailed and stepped over 10 the letter box al
the corner Of Adams and Aberdeen sts. While In
the act Of mailing the letter She felt some one pulling
at her hair and turning quickly saw that 1t was a
stranger dressed ln heavy dark ovcrcoat ana wearing
a fiat topped Derby hat. Al the same instant thc
man made quick motion and the whole Dialu oi hcI
hair fell of In his hand. 80
Mrs Iisi shrlekcd for assistance and then fell 10
the sidewalk overcome with nervous hystrrla. ~
was found that her hair cut Squdrrly OH AZ inc
beginning Of the braid, showing that the WORK Hus'
I'm all probability. been done with razor IN me hah
OF an cxIert. The ruilian after accomplishing MS
purpose fed down Aberdccn-st and made his escape
In an alley Mrs. List when seen by "A reporter ycs
terIay had hardly recovered from her fright She
could give no reason whatever for the attack Other
than that II was probably the work Of mOnOnanl~
or Of some thief who expected TO sell the hair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
THE ROCHESTER EXPLOSION.
LEAK FOUND IN THE GAS PIPE NEAR TIE sOtN"
NO MORE DEATHS

ROCHESTER. Dec. 22.-Thcrc l. lifle '"h"" '
fhc city to-day but the explosion CT naphtha ScSiy
,,,r Al tho ruins of the three mills fire - sun
srnoudcline Up to the present time there nav o''
mo- additional deaths reported. and all those 'hJu'''
are reported doing well a- could be expect" NJ 'o
to-nlcht the water va, turned Of from the ruins o' u'
Touring mills NJ
The inquest begun this evening OVER '"c o"'''
~ Frederick J. wilson and Edward \. webster Jonn
Ter f. SIM mssing and undoubtedly per-hcd n IaN
h,. hem found In the PIPE running from me vacuum
on Work, To- the Municipal Ca company worn, ~ az
d., lrtcr.cction WITH the Atkiuson-st sewer Inc
,oulmou Council met today and appVint'u '"HlI''''
10 institute a thorough investigation mo mo % 10
ria. df.os,er N f. thought that more b"d'S may pc
found in the ruin, when they are cool enough 10 Oo
srArchrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
,,,,,,,, cr,rrrprxc IN NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, Ncb Dec. 22.-It is believed that the re-
ports Of the blizzard sweeping over western NEBRASKA
Will show that a number Of lives have been lost IN
tho storm owing to the distance from the rairoao
Of the new and more unprotected homesteads anu
settlers. the facts cannot be known ior ScNcr"' "S
=, "a. o..n,ir oroan,zod Comfy Of Perkins a man
and bow were attempting to reach their rahch tMch'y
miles from Ogalalla, when the storm oVerpo"ercu
Inbn Grant who had been railroad CONSTRUCTION
work on the Black Hills extension OF the huntington
and NIssouri River road was found dead mile rom
ann On tho Kansas line no dead have been ds-
covcrcd although suffering Is reported as severe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
AIMS WRECKED IN A STORM

Rock RArIDs. Iowa, Dec. 22-on the 'hcrohcc anu
Dakota branch OF the Illinois central trah 'o''
with supplics about ten miles west of this place was
IN collision with n work train which had on board
about ooo laborcrs There a blizzard from the
northwest and neither engineer discovered the danger
until the two trains within twenty yarS Oh
each other The engineer and fireman on the outgoing
tr,in were badly hurt. Fireman George DAVIS, OF
ihcrokoe died from his injuries. Engineer Caieh ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
The CROWN PRINCE MUCH BETTER.
Ills NECK CUPPED AND HIS BLOOD ANALYzED AT

hhL'N' Dec 2o-The Tagblatt" says that Dr. Tel
schow, the court dentist. who went 10 san Reno to
operate ON the Crown Prince, teeth has returned TO
Berlin and reports the most favorable Improvement
I'D The Princes appearance and also In his voice.
which is stronger and clearer
VIENNA, Dec. ga dispatch to the New Free
Truss from Milan says that on the advice OF English
physicians the German Crown Princes neck has been
cupped and DR.. krausc IS having the blood Tins oh
luhcd analyZ"d AT the Milan laboratory in order to
1S,ci,aih "hethcr II contains an excess of sugar rr
W her II is in a healthy state Dr. Flcnnd's theory
y lhd' the blood Of LaticntS suffering from c6uccr
cor'lilS an abnormal quantity OF sugar. and that
csmerouS growthS may De destroyed by a reduction
OF the amount of sugar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

UTICA y. Y, Dec. 80 Clement Arthur Day, Indicted
for killing his paramOur, Johanna Rosa Cross, was
found guilty to-day Of murder In the first degree, In
the Oneida County Court, and was sentenced by Judge
Williams to DO hanged I'm Utica, Feb o, 1855 The
murder was committed last juno at Lock No. 90 on
the Dlack River canal. Day killed the girl with a
noe ket- knife because her mother wanted her 10 i've
with another man. The defence sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
yrcpO UJGHWA YMAY SENTENCED.

pm .nrtpuIA. Dsc 22-william Smith, the colored
man who was recently arrested In Paramount Parh
for assaulting and robbing young mon ana boys III
the park and vicinity, was today arralgned before
Judge Allison on Ave bills of indictment and entered
,leas Of guilty In two instances, Smith had entirety
str,pued his young victims and left them In the WOODS
nm thc outskirts OF the city without clothing Vne
in the wrist and leg and this was ono Oi inc means
~ his when arrested as hc han gone 10
hne n al IN have these wounds dressed judge Alll-
n sentenced the prisoner to seventeen years III tho
Eastern pentcntiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
COVERED WITH SLEET ~ TEXTS.

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 22-Fre@ing weather pro
vailed all and the city Is covered with coat
of leo. Tho freezing line extended byond the RIO
Crande some distance into Mexico Dispatches to the
signal officer here showed that cold weather prevailed
throughout the great cattle district OF Texas The ther-
mometcr at Fort Elliott in tho Pan Handle. regis
tered six degrees below at O'Clock this morning,
and weather Of the Same degree OF codnc.e prevailed
at Fort Davis, 100 miles southeast OF III Paso Tho
cattle country hes between these points. At san
Antonio the lowest point markcd b, The therm0meicr
was 80 dsgrecs above A:heavj~seet foil here to-
Ult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
prv,yDrps or TWEED ~ PTrTSBURG.

ptrr.ntuo Dec % About ten days ago New
York LAWYER arrived here, ostcnsibly To look over
same paucls filed I'm a case I'm the United hiacs touft
,nt really 10 discover whether there was any real
estate or other property here I'm the name of k'halu
T. ConrelIy or Richard Connolly r. No such properly
could he found and a local attorney was asked 10
ascertain II any investments had ever leeh maze
I'm Pttsburg This inquiry failed and the lawyer
went away Whether hc had anything 10 40 WIN
the New York suits against the Tweed ring ls ho'
known but the surmlsc IS natural
When the Tweed regime was In the height oi us
power. Richard Connolly, ir, was married here b!
Nlsbop Domcncc 10 "a wclLknown lady oi Pttsbur4
The Young couple lived for some time In New YORK
and then went abroad. White they were In Paris
,hc crash Of the Tweed ring came and the rlder 'oh
nelly soon jolncd them with the larger portion of MS
tortuuc Young Mrs. Connolly died after the Dlrth
~ n son and daughter, and Richard Is. t0nnony
snon followed her Young Connolly sent his thlIdfe
IN plttsburg I'm order that they might gro" up uhucr
the care of their grandparents and auhts.
For MANY years they have lived here bearing INC
-. -, ,r.lr r,otbcr The boy ls about tcv
eutcen wears old and is a cnlrkablo musician, "hlc
his sister IS an accomplished young lady Ww
wccks ago Connolly sent for his son, saying hat ne
wanted him 10 receive the benefits Of musical rdu-
cation In Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
E11IIyG 4 STCCESSFUL RIV4L.

LYNCABURG, Va, Dec. 22-An ADVANCE u'spa'oh
from Scott County, says Napoleon b' io"p'o'on
was murdered yesterday by George Adams In the road
noar FstiIville Both we're young men Of the best
families and Jealousy was the cause OF tho murder,
Tnmpleton married the girl both were courtmg, ana
Adams determined to have revenge Moeuhe ichpo
Ton Yesterday talking to friends he drew pistol ana
without saving a word shot him between inc eyes,
killing him Instantly The murderer escaped, Dut
sberih's posso Is after him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
vnrcor1 DIVES WJTH uyLLTOyaTRES

CHICAGO. Dec. 22 (Specidb. b.-Poter Palmer, o. 8
sprague, George NJ. Pullman, Edison Keith, NJ
PHELPS, j. W. Doanc, Marshall Field, " Phl' d. Ar
mour and several other Chicago mllonarcs, who were
conspcuous in having a military post located near
chicago gave a gorgeous luncheon to Secretary OF AZ
Endcott at the Richclleu Oday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
SENTENCING A NATIONALIST PRIEST.

DuMIN, Dec. 22.-Fathcr Mathew Ryan. Of the town
Of Hospital County Limerick. ono of the protector,
Of the Plan Of Campaign, has been sentenced fu q
months Imprisonment. without hard aho. for incitln-
the people to commit Illegal acts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

LONDON. Dec. 22-W allacc Ross and George I3uhcar
have signed articles to for the championship Of
England and $1,000 side. The race will be contested
IN February - over the Thames course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

ST PlTERsBrRG, Dec. 22.-Russian diplomats seri-
cusly expect some action on the part OF Germany
draw from bulgaria 49,
vienna. Dec CIT Is considered still possible to
arrange for the resignation Of Prince fefdnahd ana
for the subsequent appointment OF regent III Dus"
who will be agreeable TO Russia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

UNUSUAL. PRECAUTIONS ON THE DANUBE,
BtkHAEESr. Dec. 22.-All vessels, pontuons and tugs
belonging TO the Austrian Navigation Company have
been ordered from the Lower Danube tu Tnrn>cvcrin
Tor The winter This i an unusual prccGution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
mayor EDnUyDs or CAPE HAY ACQUITTED

III II "
CAPE MAY N j. Dec. 22.-Tee trial of Mayor D. Henry
Famupds. Of this city, for attempted bribery of NOM
hers OF tho Common Council In an effort to sell the
CITY water works to prvat individual In 1850, when
bcuun I'm the Cape May County Court yesterday s9scd
This Afternoon, resulting in . verdict VI acQulttA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
ANOTHER RrssIAN rN1NERsIrY cIosrl

BERIIN. Dec. 2o.-Privae adviccS from s. Pcri>Irrl
state that owing to cmcutc among the student :
OF the university there the institution La, been c ,rd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
THE GOLDEN LADDER" AT THE GLOBE


LONDON, Dec. %" The Golden Ladder a
hvc- act drama written by George r. Sims wilson
Barrett was produced al the Glolc Theatre this even
Ing and met with an enthusiastic reception. Mr. Bar
rett played the part of Madagasca SSonary with
great success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
KILRAIy AND SMITH AGREE TO DRAW.


LONpoS, Dec. 32.-smh aud kilrain met III Inc
Office Of The sporting Ife' to-day and agreed TO let
their fight stand draw.
"The Sportsman, announces that II has received
e. 200 from John T.. sullivan TO bind him In mdtch
with either smith kiraiD, Or both.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

IN q critical condition having received severe injuries
In the spine and Internally. Many of the la1oFers
wero slightly lnjulcd The collision was Caused by
moving the telegraph office at this point The In
coming train was wit hOut orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
ESCAPED PRISONERS REOAPTURED

pfTIsrIYID Mass, Dec. 22.-JOhn Williams and
william Lynch the cracksmcn who escaped from jail
here fortnight ago, have been recaptqred, t6s iof
NOR ln New York and the latter In fohAerH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
Nv Exo1NEER yARRowLr EsCAPES LTNCHNo

Y TT
CHICAGO Dco CAN incoming Baltimore ana ONO
train poughcd at full speed through the crown ooa'u
inc the Illinois suburban train at VanIurcn station
los, evcnInr. Fully 600 people were thronging the
,,acLs at the time and without whistle or note OF
warning the train WAS upon them Miss Lottlc Lauh-
dcrye was thrown Though the air a distance OF 10
or 20 feet and fatally injured Immediately after the
accident the Baltimore and Ohio train backed up ana
had barely stopped when the cab was boarded by an
lnfuratcd Of persons who had narrowly escaped
death The engineer roughly seized ana cries Vi
h lin ~ :. IIilI him ~ were shouted from hun
dreds OF throats Two policemen rescued the COVER
Ing man from the thrUng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

WARRANT ISSUED FOR GENERAL MlLLEN'
LONDON, Dec. ga warrant has been eran'cd IN 'n'
Bow Street Police Court for tho aric'' vi oo"o,a
Milan thu bs.d NJ tbe Clan ma Gael Society, and
Melville formerly agent Of the society In Lohdoh' VINO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
rAnnrrr nr 4 FLORIDA MERCHANE

JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 22.-The liabilities Of b kli%
wollcr who assigned yesterday, are $40 Ouo' Inc
creditors Will probably get their pay in full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

oned u ohareed win being connected with the dynamite
TO have been engaged ~ s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
THE WAR SCARE SUBSIDING.
mn BISMARCK REFUSE TO SEE LORD
RANDOLPH CHURCHILL

EFFECT OF MR. GLADsroNE's RECENT srEfcHEs-
y,s JOURNEY ABROAD-DEMORALIZA OF
rHF BRITISH POST OFFiCE-sLow TRANS
ATLANTIC MAILS-ATrEMPT TO JUS
THY PRIZE-FIGHTING - THE
DURHAM-CHETwYND
TURF SCANDAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
Tab'e c.

40 z Z.
samuel shcthar
Edward HI. Perkins. ir.
w. L. WluasOr
BENJAMIN Brewsteg
Il. VI. r'laglrr
X. 2. Flower
o. B. Jennings
J. Holmes. jr.
VIII an Mack
John II. tl2gg
J. II. Archbold
Ambrose Dawes
Wavne Griswold
T.. u. Griswold
Lorenzo Griswold
Joseph Griswold
J. ID. Gillctt
Frederick III. Gibbons
Pavssn Merrill
William :. Nichols
Charles NJ. Stead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
Table y.

The Rev. Kinsley TwiuIuS
Professor ID. Cady Eaton
Clarence w. Bowen
John Z Townsend
Edward iiolbrook
q. ID. Baldwin
A. &. { heney
James n Breslin
&. II. Drlamster
William ". isaics
A. q. cheney
Theodore w. Pierce
". l.. Cert
william Brookheld
George II Robinson
A. Il. Darling
Gardner wetherbee
Elmer A. Darling
Il. /. Smith
Charles l.. Wethcrbce
Char es ". Nilas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
PNESIDrNI's TADk4

Horace Russell. President
The Kev Joseph H. Twichek
A. Hewitt.
T.. NOcott
thaunrev ". Deprw.
General jain VI. -choled
General Horace Porter.
John C. Calhoun President Southern Society
W. Iourkc sckran
H. " O. Edye Pr sdent st Georges ssciety.
J. &. Mills President II. Nicholas society
J. T. Cunning, President Il Patricks Society.
Richard J. Lewis President IT Dayid's Society
Bryce Gray. President st. Andrews society
II e. VanVOrst President Holland society.
Jshn : Winslow Pres New England society, Brooklyn
Uanrv A Unrburt ell President New England society.
Daniel f. Appleton. eY President New England Socety.
Josiah W. Fi.ks ex President New England SOCIETY.
Isaac H. Bailey TX. President New England Society.
Nlryce W. Cooper OK Pre- sidcnt NcwEng Gland society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
Table E.

Addison G. Rand
George III. Sargent
Albert Remick
W. Hart smith
Jasper II Rand
william Quincy Riddle
Joseph w. Howe.
George II. Sampson
Hon. Henry r.. liowland
Howland Davis
l. +. Within
The Rev. A. r Attcrbur.
Edward r. Browne
W. {. Witherbee
silas II. Witherbee
A. Il. Flower
J. Scaver Page
i. Hopkinscn Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

J. Pierpont Morgan
J. u. Wasliburn
r. ~. Snow, jr.
II. VI. Hyde
william III. Cotton
Alfred Ray
G. +. Taintor
G.. n. Holt
samuel ID. Bsbcock
Charles i.anler
George McCulloch Mile
James !. Goodwin
Morris X. Jssup
W. II. Wells.
+. u. Adams
Frank X. Appleton
Henry G. Bowen
Brayton Ives
Thomas \. Moore
William Z. y. stokes
Spencer 1'rask
Charles d. Ingersou